An image of the terrace pools at Hoar Cross Hall

Spa Facilities

Our locations offer complementary but distinct facilities across the Midlands. Hoar Cross Hall, near Burton upon Trent in East Staffordshire, is built around its Spa Terrace, balmy pools and Juniper Log sauna; Eden Hall, near Newark-on-Trent in Nottinghamshire, centres on an outdoor hydrotherapy pool, outdoor sauna and fire pit; and Ardencote Manor, near Warwick in Warwickshire, brings its own established spa facilities into the collection. All include swimming, sauna and steam facilities and treatments using brands such as Elemis, VOYA and Grown Alchemist.

Outdoor spa terrace with loungers and landscaped gardens creating a peaceful setting for relaxation.

Facilities at Hoar Cross Hall (near Burton upon Trent & Lichfield)

Set in the Needwood Forest hills of the National Forest in East Staffordshire, Hoar Cross Hall is home to one of Europe's largest spas, inside a Grade II listed Victorian hall. The Spa Terrace brings together balmy pools and private cabanas, alongside the Juniper Log sauna. Beyond the terrace, guests have full use of swimming, sauna and steam facilities, plus, exercise and wellness classes. It's the closest Hiddenwell spa for anyone travelling from Burton upon Trent, Lichfield, Tamworth, Uttoxeter or Derby.

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Spa Garden at Eden Hall

Facilities at Eden Hall (near Newark-on-Trent & Nottingham)

Eden Hall sits on Lodge Lane in Elston, a village just outside Newark-on-Trent in Nottinghamshire, and is home to a day spa with a garden-led character. Its outdoor hydrotherapy pool and outdoor sauna sit alongside a fire pit seating area, and it's botanical brasserie blends indoor and outdoor dining into the same relaxed setting. It's the natural choice for guests coming from Nottingham, Newark, Grantham or Lincoln.

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Facilities at Ardencote Manor (near Warwick & Leamington Spa)

Ardencote Manor, in Claverdon near Warwick, is an established Warwickshire spa hotel now joining the Hiddenwell collection, giving guests from Warwick, Royal Leamington Spa, Stratford-upon-Avon and Solihull a Hiddenwell option in the South Midlands. Full facility details will be added as the property completes its transition into the Hiddenwell brand.

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Getting the Most from Your Facility Time

If you're new to spa facilities, the general order is to start warm and work down: sauna or steam first to open up, then the pool or hydrotherapy area, finishing with the relaxation lounge. Bring or wear a swimsuit, and flip-flops help on wet floors between areas. If you're pregnant, some heat-based facilities and treatments aren't suitable. Let the team know when you book so they can advise on what's appropriate for your visit, and check with your midwife or GP beforehand if you're unsure.

Spa Facilities FAQs

Spa facilities are the shared amenities you can use during a visit beyond individual treatments, typically pools, saunas, steam rooms, hydrotherapy areas and relaxation lounges.

A common approach is heat first (sauna or steam), then water (pool or hydrotherapy), finishing with a relaxation lounge to cool down gradually.

Some facilities and treatments aren't recommended during pregnancy. Tell the team when booking so they can advise on suitable options, and check with your midwife or GP if you're unsure.

No, they're complementary rather than identical. Hoar Cross Hall centres on its Spa Terrace and Juniper Log sauna; Eden Hall centres on its outdoor hydrotherapy pool and fire pit.

Facility access is generally included as part of a Spa Day or spa break booking rather than sold separately, check your specific package's inclusions.

Eden Hall, in Elston near Newark-on-Trent, is the closest Hiddenwell location for guests travelling from Nottingham, Newark, Grantham or Lincoln.